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Re: dirty asses of low fidelity and no moral fiber reverbs
Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2016 5:41 pm
by behndy
watchered a vidja of the Spring King. Danelectro no?
holy hell butts that thing is REPULSIVE.
....... sounds neat. OOMPH. CHOICES.
Re: dirty asses of low fidelity and no moral fiber reverbs
Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2016 6:27 pm
by repoman
DBA Reverberation Machine is probably my fav pedal of all time. Simple but lots of different sounds. Does dirty reverb very well. Does nice plate and spring verbs, can crank up to put lots of overdrive and compression into the signal. Can get very dirty with humbuckers and the gain up a lot, and it seems to do this interesting thing where the verb is increased with your pick attack like an overdrive.
I had a Recovery Endless Summer, it was...interesting. You could get a useable amount of reverb at about 5-10% on the knob, above that there was so much reverb your signal was completely obscured and it was just big washes of reverb feedback/resonance noise. Mine sounded very different than the video of the pedal. I kind of miss it, but more of a noise machine than something I'd use for reverb. Very huge reverb with a very short tail.
Check out the Radioshack Realistic Reverb, those are really cheap and very weird/dirty verb units.
Re: dirty asses of low fidelity and no moral fiber reverbs
Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2016 6:46 pm
by odontophobia
In a loop pedal with feedback know the realistic reverb/echo is awesome with guitar. Gets fuzzy. Can't say for synth. But would probably be awesome as shit.
Re: dirty asses of low fidelity and no moral fiber reverbs
Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2016 6:55 pm
by echorec
I feel like someone on here bought the Gold Star and really liked it. It has a dedicated distorted mode, along with compressed and flange settings. Sampling these 2 clips, I found some nice fuzzy, lo-fi sounds.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fV74gdktstU[/youtube]
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLG_IpegNYY[/youtube]
Re: dirty asses of low fidelity and no moral fiber reverbs
Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2016 7:30 pm
by Blackened Soul
behndy wrote:boop?
want one.
dirty, sort of low fi, ugly in a good way?
to run synths and vsts through.
murrrrrrrrrp?
(cheaper is better. of course. HUGS.)
Cheap be damned go buy a space echo, nothing else has such a beautifully ugly reverb
Re: dirty asses of low fidelity and no moral fiber reverbs
Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2016 9:04 pm
by behndy
lol. on a suuuuuuper budget though. i've dropped about a g.5 on studio stuff in the laat month.
NEED TO BE LESS SPENDY FOR A BIT.
but an ugly ass reverb at end of chain is WANTED.
Re: dirty asses of low fidelity and no moral fiber reverbs
Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2016 9:09 pm
by MechaGodzilla
Well this thread sold me on the DBA
Re: dirty asses of low fidelity and no moral fiber reverbs
Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2016 9:20 pm
by behndy
holy crap no toilet paper strong enough the DBA sounds amazeballs.
........ but then, i want EVERYTHING Knobs demos.
DAMNIT THAT'S MORE THAN I WANT TO SPEND BUT WANT THAT.
Re: dirty asses of low fidelity and no moral fiber reverbs
Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2016 9:28 pm
by resincum
Re: dirty asses of low fidelity and no moral fiber reverbs
Posted: Thu Nov 24, 2016 10:31 am
by Jwar
The Dano looks cool as shit! I think I'm going to snag one of those fuckers soonish.
So since you already have an RM N1, I'm going to point something out that you may have not known. You can in fact turn all the dirty off on it and run it as a verb by itself. It does have what you're looking for in that sense as well. I would highly suggest trying it before buying anything else because money saving and shit, plus you can dial in just the tiniest amount of gain for it and make it break. FUCK! I want one back!!!! GOD DAMN IT!! Anyway, it's kind of the perfect low fidelity verb IMO. There are others. The DBA pedals always hit that mark, so I wouldn't overlook them.
Most verbs try to be pretty though.
OH! What about the H9 dude?? You have one don't you? I bet my last dollar you could create a patch if one doesn't exist that will do this.
Re: dirty asses of low fidelity and no moral fiber reverbs
Posted: Thu Nov 24, 2016 11:09 am
by D.o.S.
That's usually how I use my RM-1N, actually. The gain is just a bonus.
Re: dirty asses of low fidelity and no moral fiber reverbs
Posted: Thu Nov 24, 2016 11:12 am
by behndy
i have no RM1 right now. ALAS. will buy one again.
yeah. the H9 has verbs but.... nothing super dirty and fun to play with? they sound nice, but not very angry.
......dirty as in filthy and gross in a musically gentially moistening way, not dirty as in distortion?
Re: dirty asses of low fidelity and no moral fiber reverbs
Posted: Thu Nov 24, 2016 11:20 am
by D.o.S.
I have no idea if you'd be interested in this, but you can get some really interesting things out of using convolution reverb and loading the 'wrong' sort of waveforms into it. Someone posted a stompbox convo-verb the other day, the Logidy Epsi, and I think you could probably do the same sorts of tricks with that to good effect

Re: dirty asses of low fidelity and no moral fiber reverbs
Posted: Thu Nov 24, 2016 11:26 am
by friendship
behndy wrote:watchered a vidja of the Spring King. Danelectro no?
holy hell butts that thing is REPULSIVE.
....... sounds neat. OOMPH. CHOICES.
yeah it's gnarly. I used to use it in front of a Bassman head and would kick the pad during dub meltdowns.
D.o.S. wrote:I have no idea if you'd be interested in this, but you can get some really interesting things out of using convolution reverb and loading the 'wrong' sort of waveforms into it. Someone posted a stompbox convo-verb the other day, the Logidy Epsi, and I think you could probably do the same sorts of tricks with that to good effect

Keep a lid on it Mac I don't want everyone else knowing how much fun running homemade modulated noise oscillator samples into convo is.
Re: dirty asses of low fidelity and no moral fiber reverbs
Posted: Thu Nov 24, 2016 12:00 pm
by echorec
UglyCasanova wrote:Screamin FX Uverbia?
What do you think about the Romferd as a reverb substitute for synths? Based on your video, it seems great at delivering metallic bursts and clangs, as an alternative to a traditional spring or chamber emulator.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NeLETcCiuI[/youtube]